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CM Club - NCMA Contracts

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Saz73 · 22/12/2006 07:20

Hi, a friend of mine is returning back to childminding and asked if I could give her some of my NCMA contracts. She's not a member of NCMA so would she beable to use them? She has her insurance through another company.

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S88AHG · 22/12/2006 09:29

She shouldnt really use them if she is not an NCMA member, and she would be giving parents the idea she was, I would just say something like you only have one or two left.

crace · 22/12/2006 09:42

If you direct her to the NCMA website she can buy them there I think - there is a NCMA member and non-member prices so I am sure she can.

I certainly wouldn't give her yours as you will just need to buy more!

ayla99 · 02/01/2007 14:23

I don't use NCMA contracts but I believe there is a space for the NCMA membership number so it should be clear if the cm is a member or not. Its cheaper to buy NCMA stuff as a member so maybe she wants to buy through you rather than you give them away?

Or she may just want to get hold of one to photocopy as I know some people have done (but shouldn't!)

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